Prentice Hall Geometry

12 Mid-Chapter Quiz

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Each polygon below circumscribes the circle. Find the perimeter of the polygon.

  1. A triangle circumscribes a circle. The bottom side is divided into segments measuring 13 centimeters and 16 centimeters, from left to right. The right side is divided into two segments, the top measuring 9 centimeters.
  2. A quadrilateral circumscribes a circle. The quadrilateral has left side measuring 10 inches, top side 13 inches, and right side 14 inches. The bottom side is divided into two segments, the right measuring 8 inches.
  3. A pentagon circumscribes a circle. The top left side is 11 meters and top right side is 7.5 meters. The top side has segment left of the circle measuring 5 meters. The bottom left side has lower side 7 meters. The bottom right side has upper side 5 meters.
  4. A pentagon circumscribes a circle. The top side is 17 centimeters, right side is 15 centimeters, and bottom left side is 12 centimeters The left side is divided into segments measuring 6 centimeters and 7 centimeters from bottom to top.

Algebra Find the value of x in circle dot o .

  1. A circle has a radius line measuring 15 meeting a chord measuring x. A segment measuring 9 extends from center O and meets the chord at a right angle.
  2. A circle has two horizontal congruent segments extending from center O meeting two chords at right angles. The top segment of the left chord measures 5 and the bottom segment of the right chord measures x.
  3. A circle has radius line measuring 17 and a chord measuring 30. A segment measuring x extends from center O and meets the chord at a right angle.
  4. A circle has two radius lines, one measuring 6, extending to either end of a chord measuring x. A chord measuring 7, with arc 65 degrees, shares an end with chord x. The arc between the non-shared ends of the chords is 230 degrees.

Find the value of each variable. Lines that appear to be tangent are tangent, and the dot represents the center.

  1. A circle has an inscribed angle measuring x degrees with arc 44 degrees and inscribed angle 54 degrees with arc y degrees sharing a side. The other sides of the angles intersect forming a triangle, with angle opposite the intersection vertex measuring w degrees
  2. A circle has two inscribed angles, measuring a degrees and b degrees, sharing a side. Angle a degrees, with arc 60 degrees, is above the center. Angle b degrees, with arc 84 degrees, shares other side, with arc d degrees, with angle c degrees. The other side of angle c degrees connects to the other side of angle b degrees.
  3. A circle has a tangent line forming two angles with a chord, one measuring w degrees through the larger arc of y degrees and one measuring x degrees with the smaller arc of 150 degrees.
  4. A circle has a line tangent at inscribed angle of b degrees, which has arc of one side 125 degrees and other side forming angle c degrees with the tangent line. Radius lines connect the sides of the angle at a degrees apart with arc 140 degrees.

Find m , modified eh b with frown above

  1. A circle with center O has three inscribed angles forming triangle ABC, with angle BAC 48 degrees and arc AC 110 degrees.
  2. A circle has inscribed angle A. One side has the segment between center O of the circle and the end opposite A measuring 12. A segment measuring 6 extends from O and bisects the other side, AB.

Write a two-column proof, paragraph proof, or flow proof.

  1. Proof Given: circle dot eh  with b c bar , approximately equal to . d e bar , comma . eh f bar , up tack . d e bar , comma . eh g bar , up tack , d e bar
    Prove: angle , eh f g approximately equal to , angle eh g f

    A circle has segments from center A meeting chords BC and DE at right angles at F and G, respectively, with segment FG.

  2. Proof Given: circle dot o  with modified eh d with frown above , approximately equal to , modified b c with frown above
    Prove: cap delta , eh b d approximately equal to . cap delta b eh c

    A circle with center O has four inscribed angles forming quadrilateral ABCD with diagonals AC and BD. Side AB is above O and side CD is below O.

Do you UNDERSTAND?

  1. Reasoning In circle dot c comma m , modified p q with frown above . equals 50  and m , modified q r with frown above . equals 20 .

    Find two possible values for m , modified p r with frown above

  2. Open-Ended Draw a triangle circumscribed about a circle. Then draw the radii to each tangent. How many convex quadrilaterals are in your figure?
  3. Reasoning e f bar  is tangent to both circle dot eh  and circle dot b  at F. c d bar  is tangent to circle dot eh  at C and to circle dot b  at D. What can you conclude about c e bar , comma . d e bar , comma  and f e bar , question mark  Explain.

    Circles with centers A and B are connected at F. A segment tangent to circle A at C and to circle B at D has a segment from F meeting CD at E.
  4. Writing Explain why the length of a segment tangent to a circle from a point outside the circle will always be less than the distance from the point to the center of the circle.

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Table of Contents

Prentice Hall Geometry Chapter 1 Tools of Geometry Chapter 2 Reasoning and Proof Chapter 3 Parallel and Perpendicular Lines Chapter 4 Congruent Triangles Chapter 5 Relationships Within Triangles Chapter 6 Polygons and Quadrilaterals Chapter 7 Similarity Chapter 8 Right Triangles and Trigonometry Chapter 9 Transformations Chapter 10 Area Chapter 11 Surface Area and Volume Chapter 12 Circles Skills Handbook Reference Visual Glossary Selected Answers Index Acknowledgments